Design and implementation of the date class-CodePudding

In the design of the string class,
1. Date set
2. The date display
3. The implementation at a certain date (month, day, year) on the function of add and subtract a number of days
4. Calculate the date interval days
5. As a class member function to achieve the above function, write the main function test the function

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From value=0, int value=0, log=0, annual value=0, 1 month value of 1=0, 1=0 log; 
Cin & gt;> Annual value & gt;> Month value & gt;> Log & gt;> In value 1 & gt;> Value of 1 month & gt;> Log 1; 
The date of the custom class (date) (month) (year) (annual value, value, date), (date) (month) (year) 1 (the value 1, the value of 1 month, log 1); 
(date) (month) (year). The screen output date object data (year, month, day) the (); 
(date) (month) (year) 1. The screen output date of the relevant data of the object (year, month, day) (); 
(date) (month) (year). Add a day (); 
(date) (month) (year). The screen output date object data (year, month, day) the (); 
(date) (month) (year) 1. Add one day (); 
(date) (month) (year) 1. The screen output date of the relevant data of the object (year, month, day) (); 
The date of the custom class (date) (month) (year) (2018, 12, 16), 1 (2019, 12, 16) (date) (month) (year);/after/before - unlike Microsoft - first 
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From value=0, int value=0, log=0, annual value=0, 1 month value of 1=0, 1=0 log; 
Cin & gt;> Annual value & gt;> Month value & gt;> Log & gt;> In value 1 & gt;> Value of 1 month & gt;> Log 1; 
The date of the custom class (date) (month) (year) (annual value, value, date), (date) (month) (year) 1 (the value 1, the value of 1 month, log 1); 
(date) (month) (year). The screen output date object data (year, month, day) the (); 
(date) (month) (year) 1. The screen output date of the relevant data of the object (year, month, day) (); 
(date) (month) (year). Add a day (); 
(date) (month) (year). The screen output date object data (year, month, day) the (); 
(date) (month) (year) 1. Add one day (); 
(date) (month) (year) 1. The screen output date of the relevant data of the object (year, month, day) (); 
The date of the custom class (date) (month) (year) (2018, 12, 16), 1 (2019, 12, 16) (date) (month) (year);/after/before - unlike Microsoft - first 
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Bool custom date classes: : determine whether a leap year () 
{
Return (return on the number of days (years, 2)==28? 0:1); 
}; 

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Int back on the number of days (int N, int Y) 
{//why https://bbs.csdn.net/topics/395074486 
Return (Y==2? ((! (4) N % & amp; & (100) N %) | |! (N % 400)? 29:28) : (((Y & lt;=7 & amp; & Y % 2) | | (Y> 7 & amp; & ! (Y % 2)))? 31:30)); 
}

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